Geoscience Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(6), P. 101893 - 101893
Published: July 16, 2024
A
reconciliation
of
the
disagreement
on
whether
financial
globalization
(FG)
affects
ecological
footprint
through
scale,
technique
and
composition
effects
cannot
be
achieved
without
an
explicit
understanding
direct
indirect
interactions
FG
with
environmental
sustainability.
Hence,
novel
perspective
this
study
lies
in
investigation
how
green
innovations
moderate
non-linear
tendencies
FG-environmental
sustainability
link
among
western
African
states
given
abundance
natural
resources
prevailing
pace
economic
growth.
The
core
findings
are
obtained
from
robust
analysis
based
cross-sectional
autoregressive
distributed
lag
(CS-ARDL)
technique,
augmented
mean
group
(AMG)
common
correlated
(CCEMG)
advanced
estimators.
Firstly,
beneficial
impacts
were
observed.
As
per
impact,
enhanced
exhibits
detrimental
effects.
However,
cushion
observed
adverse
FG.
Furthermore,
resource
rents
reduce
within
moderating
framework
innovation
as
Kuznets
curve
(EKC)
is
validated
states.
Additionally,
a
bidirectional
causal
between
globalization,
innovations,
growth,
resources,
was
Thus,
significant
policy
implication
for
West
to
decisively
increase
their
investments
while
strategically
encouraging
share
ecologically
friendly
total
utilization
guarantee
more
sustainable
environment.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
31(1), P. 393 - 414
Published: Sept. 15, 2022
Abstract
Environmental
sustainability
and
energy
transition,
especially
the
renewable
have
become
critical
concerns
of
nations
throughout
world
in
recent
decades.
The
sustainable
eco‐friendly
technologies
led
to
more
methodologies,
substantial
stewardship
our
natural
resources,
conversion
sources,
all
which
been
demonstrated
benefit
environment
significantly.
However,
prior
studies
overlooked
ecological
transition
effects
green
technology
innovation.
Therefore,
this
study
endeavored
investigate
role
innovation
(lnGRN)
financial
globalization
(lnFIG)
on
(lnEFT)
(lnENT)
United
Kingdom
using
quarterly
data
for
period
from
1995
2020.
applied
time‐varying
(bootstrapping)
rolling
window
technique,
can
retrieve
casual
associations
among
variables
at
different
periods
sub‐samples.
Besides
this,
method
is
advantageous
addressing
non‐consistency
parameters
eliminating
pre‐test
distortion.
novel
Bootstrap
Rolling‐Window
full‐sample
causality
technique
results
demonstrate
that
lnGRN
lnFIG
unidirectional
toward
lnEFT
lnENT.
Furthermore,
bootstrap
rolling‐window
subsamples
final
stage
indicate
mitigate
lnEFT,
whereas
lnGDP
enhance
transition.
On
other
hand,
lnETX
contribute
environmental
deterioration,
while
hinders
Several
important
policy
implications
are
derived
encourage
globalization,
technologies,
resources
consumption,
taxes.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
18(3), P. e0282498 - e0282498
Published: March 9, 2023
The
idea
behind
the
spillover
effect
of
FDI
on
economic
growth
is
based
that
multinational
companies
can
bring
technological
innovation
and
rich
knowledge
to
host
countries.
Therefore,
plays
a
vital
role
in
innovations.
This
study
aims
investigate
impact
foreign
direct
investment
(FDI)
BRICS
countries
from
2000
2020.
uses
latest
econometric
techniques,
such
as
cross-sectional
dependence
(CD)
test,
second-generation
unit
root
tests,
panel
cointegration
tests
Dumitrescu-Hurlin
causality
test.
For
long-run
run
estimation,
this
augmented
mean
group
(AMG)
estimator
common
correlated
effects
(CCEMG)
for
empirical
analysis.
findings
show
(FDI),
trade
openness,
growth,
research
&
development
expenditure
positively
Also,
model's
long-term
lagged
error
correction
term
(ECT)
are
significantly
negative.
Suggested
policy
measures
will
be
helpful
economies
boosting
technology
through
FDI.
Innovation and Green Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(3), P. 100134 - 100134
Published: Jan. 22, 2024
The
COP26
Glasgow
conference
stressed
the
importance
of
all
nations
committing
to
more
ambitious
targets
for
reducing
emissions
keep
global
temperatures
from
rising
than
1.5
°C
above
pre-industrial
levels.
This
is
crucial
since
any
temperature
greater
that
will
have
grave
and
irreversible
climatic
repercussions.
research,
utilizing
data
Ghana
1980
2018,
investigates
role
green
innovation,
energy
consumption,
human
capital
in
mitigating
carbon
dioxide
(CO2)
achieve
neutrality
within
environmental
Kuznets
curve
(EKC)
framework
while
using
natural
resources
industrialization
as
additional
variables
study
model.
Current
econometric
techniques
are
employed
accurate
reliable
analyses,
findings
reveal
stationary
co-integrated
long
run.
novel
quantile-on-quantile
regression
adopted,
empirical
discoveries
mitigate
CO2
emissions.
However,
indicate
escalate
country.
also
validate
N-shape
EKC
hypothesis
between
economic
growth
Ghana.
Policy
recommendations
offered
based
on
these
insights.
